I have a hard time figuring out where Neil Cybart fits into the world of Apple punditry and analytics. He seems to have ambitions to succeed in both areas, but

I have a hard time figuring out where Neil Cybart fits into the world of Apple punditry and analytics. He seems to have ambitions to succeed in both areas, but I don't think he has much traction. Technical folks like us don't care very much about Cybart's views on the Apple executive inner sanctum -- we're more interested in the Apple ecosystem of development tools, products, and services, and where they fit into the larger high-tech universe. Besides, he wants us to pay him to read his punditry. Heaven forbid! Wall Street investors and analysts probably don't trust him much and don't value his perspective -- to them, he's a maverick and an outsider. Some of them may subscribe to his newsletter, but I doubt if they take it seriously.